Light Frame House Plans – Dynamic Architecture

by Paul Ciocoiu · March 2, 2016

In a world in constant motion, the homes must be practical options, easy to build and inexpensive. Light-frame houses, built on structures of wood or metal, are a perfect answer to these needs of the young generation. These are homes that offers an efficient lifestyle, friendly to the environment and, more importantly, economical. Here are a few light frame house plans, on structure either of wood or metallic.

The first plan is a wooden frame house with two floors spreading over an area of 192 square meters. The house displays a classic design which features a discreet play of volumes and numerous outdoor relaxing spaces, both downstairs and upstairs. The ground floor is divided into two sections, half of the space being dedicated to the living room which also includes the dining room, then expanding into a kitchen and an outdoor terrace. The other half houses a bedroom and a bathroom, along with a vestibule. Upstairs three bedrooms share a bathroom, two of them enjoying two adjacent terraces of different sizes. The shell house sells for 62,500 Euros at a semi-finite stage.

Light frame house plans – modern spaces, open to the outdoors

The second plan is a small metallic structure single level house, with a living area of 75 square meters. The house displays a modern architecture of Scandinavian inspiration with wooden clad facades and generous outdoor spaces. The house can fit a customer’s specific needs in terms of space by addition of new modules. Thus, in the three module version as the one depicted in the pictures below, the house sells for about 38,000 Euros. The layout includes two bedrooms, besides the living spaces.

Light frame house plans – youngish architecture

Finally, we chose a small attic house for the third plan, sitting on a living area of 112 square meters. It is a house with a simple, classic design, featuring modern exterior finishes. The home is a perfect choice for a large family thanks to its four bedrooms, one on the ground floor, three in the attic. An open terrace lies behind, featuring a fine looking wooden deck which expands onto the adjacent wall, accessible from the living room.